Whether you need proof of onward travel depends on where you're going and who checks: the airline at check-in, the immigration officer on arrival, or the embassy with your visa application. Find your destination below for the short version, then open the full guide, or get a personalised answer for your passport.
Who checks, at a glance:
Check-in The airline asks before you board. Most common, and the strictest, because carriers are fined for flying you somewhere you cannot enter.
Immigration The border officer on arrival wants evidence you will leave.
Visa application The embassy wants a flight itinerary in your application file, weeks before you fly.
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